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    • Bike bridge to "test" 24-hour access (SF Chronicle)
    • Caltrain considers a fare hike (San Mateo Daily Journal)
    • Sharks sue over BART extension to downtown San Jose because they were promised parking (SFgate)
    • Republican candidates are counting on the gas tax repeal to lift all their boats (LA Times) (Press Enterprise)
    • Breakdown of what San Diego's $41m transit award will go towards (MTS)
    • Advice for transit agencies facing autonomous vehicle hype (TransitCenter)
    • There will be no exit from California's housing hell (CityLab)
    • The pleasure and pain of being California, according to the New York Times
    • Lovin' those vintage bikes in Long Beach (ABC)

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